… to left lateralization of speech and language (9)… language functions (11). It remains unknown
and controversial which of these scenarios accounts for asymmetry in speech and language …

… the neurobiological foundations of speech and language processing. This perspective … in
the human brain, the revised functional anatomy for speech and language is discussed. The …

… human brain differ for motor control and language. Insights gained from the study of the neural
bases of motor control apply with equal force to human language; … human language and …

… The absence of speech in deaf signers offers the opportunity to disentangle language from
speech in the human brain. Using probabilistic tractography, we compared brain structural …

… characterization of brain regions involved in normal speech and language production and
increases our understanding of brain regions involved in recovery from aphasic stroke. 21 …

… the grey matter as revealed by functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) has led to
several quite elaborate neurocognitive models on speech and language processing (eg Refs [ …

… Language did not suddenly arise 50,000–100,000 years ago through a mutation that … of
language” nor does the human brain include an organ devoted to language and language alone…

… organized in the human brain has been learned from … : brain damage, brain surgery, electrical
stimu lation of brains … the US Although loss of speech from damage to the brain had been …

… evolution of speech and language. The starting points for human speech and language were
… the evolution of the human brain and the emergence of fully human speech capabilities. …

… human brain … speech and language in the developing human brain. These data provide
the first insight into the functional network of genes directly regulated by FOXP2 in human brain …